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Incredible Hulk #107: Review

Sep 1968
Gary Friedrich, Herb Trimpe

Story Name:

Ten Rings Hath The Mandarin

Review & Comments

Rating:
3 stars

Incredible Hulk #107 Review by (February 15, 2010)
First Hulk comic by Herb Trimpe (as penciler)




 

Synopsis / Summary / Plot

Incredible Hulk #107 Synopsis by Gaetan Marcon
Colonel Yuri Brevlov is using his ship's weapon against the Hulk, jeopardizing the life of a young boy he's protecting. Conventional weapons being ineffective against the monster, Brevlov activates a super-weapon which would mean doom to the Hulk and his young protege, only to be shot down by Nick Fury's spaceship which arrives on the scene. 

Fury protects the Russian wreckage from crashing by lowering it to the ground, into the waiting hands of an enraged Hulk who starts tearing it apart. 

The Chinese madman the Mandarin watches on a view screen as Nick Fury saves Yuri Brevlov from the wrath of the Hulk which then returns his attention back to the young boy he carries to safety. After a brush with the local population of a nearby village where he finally leaves the boy, Hulk is teleported by the Mandarin to his sinister fortress in red China where he is subjected to a series of tests to discover the extent of his strength. When he finally vanquishes a 50 foot android, the Hulk goes looking for his real enemy which he rapidly finds. Launching himself at the Mandarin, he passes through his holographic projection, falling into a pit of quicksand in which he quickly drowns!

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Herb Trimpe
Syd Shores
Marie Severin (Cover Penciler)


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